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§ 369d
<br />Vehicles required to stop at railroad crossings, see Vehicle
<br />§ 369e, 369f. Repealed by Stats.1933, c. 25, §
<br />1951, c. 764, § 25003(1,)
<br />Sec now, Food & Agric.C. § 16901; Pub.Util.C. § 7
<br />369g. Railroads; unauthoriud driving of
<br />vehicle over private right-of-way
<br />Any person who rides, drives, or propels any vehicle upon and
<br />along the track of any railroad, through or over its private right
<br />of way, without the authorization of its superintendent or other
<br />Stats.1905, c. 573, § 5.)
<br />officer in charge thereof, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
<br />(Added by
<br />Cross References
<br />Entry into thoroughfare front service road, see Streets and Highways Code § 145.
<br />Misdemeanor,
<br />Defined, see § 17.
<br />Punishment, see §§ 19, 19.2.
<br />Vehicle, defined, see Vehicle Code § 670.
<br />§ 369h. Signs or lights tending to mislead railroad employees
<br />and endanger safety; public nuisance; highway signs and lights
<br />Any person, partnership, firm or corporation installing,
<br />setting up, maintaining or operating upon public or private Property, any sign
<br />or light in line of vision along any main line
<br />track of any railroad in this State of such type or in such form or
<br />manner that it may be mistaken for any fixed or standard
<br />railroad signal when viewed from an approaching locomotive
<br />cab, railway car, or train, by the operators or employees upon such
<br />locomotive cab, railway car or train, so as to hinder the safe
<br />and efficient operation of such locomotive, railway car or train,
<br />and endanger the safety of persons or property upon such
<br />locomotive, railway car, or train, shall be guilty of maintaining a
<br />public nuisance. No sign, signal, flare or light placed within the
<br />right of way of any street or highway by public authorities in
<br />charge thereof, considered necessary by them to direct or warn
<br />highway traffic, shall be deemed to violate this section.
<br />(Added by Stats.1941, c. 153, § I.)
<br />PENAL CODE
<br />Code § 22452.
<br />1301; Stats.
<br />679.
<br />on track or
<br />Cross References
<br />Display of dazzling lights on or near highways, see Vehicle Code § 21466.
<br />Lights for traffic control, see Vehicle Code § 21450 et seq.
<br />Obedience to official traffic signals, see Vehicle Code § 21462.
<br />Unauthorized traffic devices on or near highways see Vehicle Code § 21465.
<br />Vehicles required to stop at railroad crossings, see Vehicle Code § 22452.
<br />§ 3691. Trespass on railroad property
<br />Any
<br />person who enters or remains upon the property of any
<br />railroad without the permission of the owner of such land, If agent or the person fl lawfulpossession and whose entry Presence or conduct u
<br />pon such property interferes with, inter- rupts, or hinders, or which, if allowed to continue, would
<br />interfere with, interrupt, or hinder the safe and efficient
<br />operation of any locomotive, railway car or train is guilty of a misdemeanor.
<br />As used in this section, "property of any railroad" means an
<br />land owned, leased, or possessed by a railroad upon which i
<br />placed a railroad track and the land immediately adjacen
<br />thereto, to the distance of 20 feet on either side of the track
<br />which is owned, leased or possessed by a railroad.
<br />This section does not prohibit picketing in such
<br />immediately adjacent area or any lawful activity by which the public is
<br />Stats.1968, C. 1125, § I.) informed of the existence of an alleged labor dispute. (
<br />Cross References
<br />Misdemeanor, Malicious injuries to railroads and railroad bridges, se
<br />e § 5g7. Defined, see § 17.
<br />Punishment, see §§ 19, 19.2.
<br />Trespass on trains, see § 587b.
<br />Trespasses, generally, see § 602.
<br />§ 369j. Unconstitutional
<br />§ 370. Public nuisance defined
<br />Anything which is injurious to health, or is indecent. or offensive to the
<br />senses, or an obstruction to the free use of
<br />property, so as to interfere with the comfortable enjoymeni life
<br />or property by an entire community or neighborhood,
<br />or by any considerable number of persons, or unlawfully obstructs th
<br />e free passage or use, in the customary manner, of
<br />any navigabk lake, or river, bay, stream, canal, or basin, or any public part
<br />square, street, or highway, is a public
<br />nuisance. (Enacted 1872 Amended by Code Am.1873-74, c. 614, § 30.)
<br />Cross References
<br />Abatement by action. see Code of Civil Procedure § 731 et se
<br />q Abatement of public nuisance,
<br />By private person, see Civil Code § 3495.
<br />By public officer, see Civil Code § 3494.
<br />Cities, declaration and abatement of nuisances, see Govenunent Code § 38771 et seq.
<br />Damages recoverable notwithstanding abatement, see Civil Code § 3484.
<br />Destruction of structures if unsafe or unsightly in cities, see Government Code § 38660.
<br />Destructive devices, possession as public nuisance, see § 12307.
<br />Encroachment on county highways see Streets and Highways Code § 1480 et seq.
<br />Encroachment upon state highways,
<br />After notice, see Streets and Highways Code § 724.
<br />Without permit, see Streets and Highways Code § 670.
<br />Gambling house, abatement, see § 11225.
<br />Machine gun as public nuisance, see § 12251.
<br />Maintaining a nuisance as a misdemeanor, see § 372.
<br />Public nuisance, defined, see Civil Code § 3480.
<br />Red Light Abatement Law, see § 11225 et seq.
<br />Remedies against public nuisance, see Civil Code § 3491 et seq. Rubbish abatement, see Government Code §§ 39501, 39502 39561 et seq. Time lapse not to legalize public nuisance, see Civil Code § 3490. Vehicles on structures placed on state highway for purpose of sale, see Streets and Highways Code § 731.
<br />Weapons as public nuisance, see §§ 12028, 12029.
<br />Weed abatement, see Government Code §§ 39501, 39502, 39561 et seq.
<br />§
<br />371. Public nuisance; unequal annoyance or damage
<br />An act which affects an entire community or neighborhood,
<br />or any considerable number of persons, as specified in the last
<br />section, is not less a nuisance because the extent of the
<br />annoyance or damage inflicted upon individuals is unequal.
<br />(Enacted 1872. Amended by Code Am.1873-74, c. 614, § 31; Stats.1989, c. 1360, § 109.)
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<br />372. Public nuisance; maintaining; conunitting; breach of s duty of removal t
<br />Maintaining a nuisance, a misdemeanor
<br />Every person who
<br />'
<br />maintains or commits any public nuisance, the punishment for
<br />Which is not otherwise prescribed, or who willfully omits to
<br />perform any legal duty relating to the removal of a public nuisance, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
<br />(Enacted 1872.)
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<br />Action by city attorney, see C
<br />Civil actions for abatement,
<br />Misdemeanor,
<br />Defined, see § 17.
<br />Punishment, see §§ 19, 19.2
<br />Nuisances, remedy by indictmei
<br />Private nuisance,
<br />Abatement, see Civil Code
<br />Notice, see Civil Code § 35
<br />Remedies, see Civil Code §
<br />Public nuisance, defined, see §i
<br />Stay of judgment, see Code of C
<br />Vehicles or structures placed o
<br />Streets and Highways Cot
<br />§ 374. Definitions; litter,
<br />Littering means the
<br />Ping, placing, depositing, or
<br />of any waste matter on lanc
<br />storage containers or are
<br />Waste matter means t
<br />including, but not limited t
<br />cigar, match, or any flar
<br />garbage, trash, refuse, pape
<br />tion material, carcass of
<br />offensive matter of any kin-
<br />person or create a traffic ha
<br />§ 2.)
<br />Former § 374 was repealed
<br />Health & S.C. §§ 4450 to 44
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